The Bhukkad Cafe - Dubai Festival Plaza

This place is a tribute to nostalgic memories, gorgeous interiors, great service. Good shisha, however there is room for improvement in terms of flavor quality. Would definitely go back to try the food sometime.

This restaurant with it’s quirky interior and the level of detailing on the ambience is absolutely amazing. The food is fresh and delicious and a plus that it’s presented well. Definitely must visit.

The environment is Fresh, lively and the things hanging on the wall will takes you back in time. We ordered Maggi masala Momo mania Chicken martaban Champaran mutton Kokam sarbat Aam Panna Tandoor roti The quality and taste of food was above perfection. The service is also Highly recommended for small get togethers or for hanging out with friends. There is ample parking space available and the cafe is located very near to the entrance door to the mall from the parking.

The latest and most unique outlet of The Bhukkad Cafe! 🇦🇪 . THEY HAVE GOT A SHISHA WITH FREE BOARD GAMES IN A SECERT ROOM!! 🤩 . Also the shisha is not like what you usually have bhukkad cafe being the most innovative and unique have got the shisha in a dabba (kabhi ni soacha tha Mumbai ke dabba wale Jo lunch de jaate hai usme shisha ho sakta hai)!!! 🤯 what an experience and what an amazing concept 💯 🫡 . We also tried their other unique dishes: 1. Tundey Kebab 5/5 💯 2. Butter chicken Naan 5/5 (it was really delicious) must try!! 3. Shikanji - their usual and mine fav 100/5 . Coming to the ambience! All of us know how The Bhukkad cafe’s all outlets make sure that we get a tons of amazing Instagram pictures to post everytime we visit! Sooo yesss they have done the same at the Dubai festival plaza with not one but two amazing spaces!! 📸 . So head down now to the latest outlet of The Bhukkad Cafe and mention your experience in the comment 👇 Also note: Shisha is only available at this outlet, no other outlet of Bhukkad cafe is currently having it.

With an empty tummy and high hopes, we came across Bhukkad cafe in Festival Plaza. Upon entering, the atmosphere is very inviting, loved the vibe and the decor. But on the flipside, the food was equally disappointing. We ordered the Schezwan Vada Pav, the vada by itself wasn’t the best, and the fried noodles are completely unnecessary; they weren’t crispy, and just lacked the punch. The second dish was the Seekh Kabab Omelette, a thin slice of toast bread coated with a thin layer of omelette (do I add, unseasoned) and topped with 3 tiny pieces of “seekh kabab” which was just chicken cutlets that is extremely dry and powdery. Luckily we had the leftover chutney from the vada pav to flavour it slightly. The only good thing was the 2 cups of cutting chai. Too pricy for a below average food experience. Sadly, never again.